What type of input connection does this use? I think it is 1/4" but I cannot seem to find a male fitting to fit (tried multiple 1/4 fittings). Thanks
44338
I had trouble getting my male fitting to fit when it was new. I had to push hard at first and after a while it got easier.
44339
The compressor has two standard 1/4" female coupler connections on the compressed air outlet. Use a standard 1/4" male coupler and push it in until it locks. To release, push the locking collar back on the female connection.With no air pressure, the connections work easily, with air pressure it is somewhat more difficult to make the connection.
49987
Skipper, The input tube is set up for 1 1/4 fittings. There is a specific wand that is used, which enables the hose to be a quick connect to the power head cord. If you tell me what power head and wand you have, or send a pic to supervacuum@hotmail.com i can determine if it will fit your current products. The hose ships from rochester ny
191869
I didn't use the 1/4 plastic hose. I used 1/4" copper tube. Just insert it into the powermate unloader port. On the compressor head I screwed in a 3/8" male npt to 1/4" compression fitting. Incert the other end of tube and tighten. Hope this helps
2059847
The input is 1 1/4", the output is i". My pump is in service and working as advertised. Hope this helps.
1259575
I've heard of people using both these types of connectors. Personally I get good results with the 1/4" and they're generally less messy though bulkier. The kind with right-angle plugs can save space when that's an issue.
640361
This one is 1/8", which is the same as 3.5mm. If you need 1/4", I recommend either buying a 1/8" to 1/4" converter along with this (if you foresee a need for 1/8") or buying a different cable.
499008
Get a brass 3/4" mnpt to 3/4" male hose thread and it will work. About $1 at hardware store, they will have it as its a very common part.
826097
The hose connection is for 1 inch ID hose. I believe the threaded connection is 1-1/8". I use this for filling fat sacs and you can get the quick connect fittings that fly-high makes that fit it perfectly.
1577004
The nice thing about Amazon, is there's no hassle with returns. Give it a try. Remember there are two different size male connectors to choose from. Good luck.
1952651
Your typical 1/4" male quick connector is what I used. That way I could remove it from the air hose quick. It is a very good product! I like it much better than the connectors that angle 90 degrees. This one really stays on.
222735
I havent actually took the fitting out but im sure the one on the handle is a standard 1/4" npt fitting so im sure a standard 1/4" hose will work on it. The quick couplings on the hose it comes with are not standard tho.
622050
It looks like it has 1/4 NPT on the fitting screwing into the female quick connect. I would say 1/4 hose the OD is about 1/2"
1001537
I'm not sure about that particular brand, but this adapter fits an 1/8" male end (with threading).
1419623
I believe 3/4" is recommended but mine is on a 1/2" line and it works perfectly.
1434775
First you will need a quick change male adapter that fits the female end of the hose. I went to Lowe's and bought a second adapter to fit the between the quick change adapter and female threaded tee. You may or may not need the second piece. I took the parts to the store and they were helpful finding what would work. Any hardware store that carries brass fittings should be able to help. Be sure to tape the joints with teflon tape to avoid leaks. Good luck.
2060227
You will need to direct connect 1/4 " hose end or use 1/4 quick connect that matches your quick connect hose.
213694
This uses a standard 1/4" male pipe thread and must have full pressure to work. This will not work on a regulated low pressure output.